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  1. IanPatrickMovieReviews
    Tonight's Christmas classic is "Scrooge." This version of "A Christmas Carol" came out in 1935...I must say that I was not too fond of it...especially compared to the 1951 version. I go into a lot more detail in the review! Which "A Christmas Carol" movie is your favorite version? It can even be the Muppet version (I actually love this one)! I'd love to discuss it with anyone :3
  2. IanPatrickMovieReviews
    Definitely the best movie version of "A Christmas Carol." Alastair Sim gives it his all as Ebenezer Scrooge! This is a must watch for the Christmas season! I hope you all enjoyed my review, be sure to leave a like and subscribe for more reviews :3 I'll be reviewing two other film adaptations of "A Christmas Carol" so keep your eyes open for that!
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